... WEST INDIES. The papers received Mail sietraer at Southampton on Monday contain political new* ol'importance. The weather wa* tine ; but in certain localities rum was scuch required for the young canes. The islands generally were healthy. The monotony ...

... THE WEST INDIES. the arrival of the Terror we have accounts to the The financial and commercial accounts from Jamaica are j usual gloomy character. The treasury was bankrupt, the P officers receiving only one-half of their stipends, and one-tP* that half ...

... THE WEST INDIES. [From The Bristol Mirror A Correspondent has favoured us with the lowing extract of a letter from one of the Leew» Islands, dated the 11th of May last I herewith inclose you a bill lading for five beads of sugar, made by the free Africans ...

... WEST INDIES. The commercial accounts by the Forth steamer are of the same character as by the various last arrivals. The drought was still the theme of general remark and complaint in all the islands, well as on the continent. Excepting the departure ...

... WEST INDIES. The Jamaica papers contain the speech of the Governor on opening the Legislative session. The communications which he had received fiom the Home Government he introduced by observing, that they evinced deep feeling for the prosperity of the ...

... West Indies. EXECUTION&TRIALofREBELNEGROES. Kingston, Feb. 14. Extract of letter from Buff Bay, dated the 10th instant:— Henry Oliver was executed, pursuant to the second warrant, on Friday last : but our pious Rector did not attend the prisoner on the ...

... WEST INDIES. the Fox packet, which has Falmouth from Antigua, ;e.irn that the French troops in Martinique and had exhibited the tricoloured Hag and cockade immediately hearing of Buonaparte’s arrival in France. Admiral Linois, the Governor of Martinique ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to the 25th December were received the Francis Freeling packet. Their contents are important relative to the state of that island. A plot had been discovered, having for its object the destruction ofthe white inhabitants, and ...

... WEST INDIES. By the West India Mail arrived at Southampton on Monday, we learn that Sir Charles Grey had arrived in the Hermes, and taken upon himself the Government ot Jamaica, and it is said, would become very popular. 1m Jamaica, and all the British ...

... WEST INDIES. We learn from Jamaica tthat the leeislatum was prorogued on the 24th of December, by the Lieutenant Governor, Lord Belmore, not having yet arrived. Previously to the prorogation. a misunderstanding had arisen between the Council and the House ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The arrival Jamaica papers the August with accounts of the demeanour of the emancipated slaves in the various islands, must, when generally known, dispel the anxious fears which some persons entertained of the practicability of safely ...

... WEST INDIES. The Clyde arrived off Southampton on Sunday niggt, with the usual West Indian and Pacific mails. From Jamaica learn a most important measure of reform was being agitated. The city of Kingston had taken the initiative in advocating the propriety ...